rang
uk/ræŋ/us/ræŋ/past simple ofring
rang
uk/ræŋ/us/ræŋ/past simple ofringmainlyUK
（ring的过去式）
rang| American Dictionary
rang
us/ræŋ/past simple ofring
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rang
The child was required to wait while the examinerranga bell before retrieving a small piece of candy from under a glass cup.
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Her former home help and other helpersrangand came to see her.
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The jokerranghis bell again, and all froze in these positions.
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Then the jokerranghis bell and the scene started, with the actors who performed in the scene turning around to face the audience.
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All actors froze in that position as the jokerranghis bell.
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The phonerangagain a few seconds before the extract and was again answered by the answering machine.
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I was to know the name of every student, and how they were progressing, lest their college tutorrangme to enquire.
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Yi-rang's radio is fixed but it starts raining.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The mean age of all subjects was 34.5 years,ranging between 21 and 58 years inclusive.
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The deal produced an overall foreign-exchange gain of a percentageranging from 8 to 18 per cent, depending on the size and type of transaction.
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Stability of uniquerangsets for meromorphic functions.
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Their strateg ies seemed to be more wide-ranging and qualitatively different from those used by lowerlevel students, being more sophisticated (involving manipulation rather than memor isation) and more interactive.
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The authors repor t prevalenceranging f rom 21 to 28%, depending on the measures used and the terminal illness of the population under study.
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Retroactive amendments to the treason laws introduced new penalties,ranging from temporary loss of civil r ights (including the r ight to vote) to capital punishment.
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Here a warning bellrangfor me.
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